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Yellow Room
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Hollywood Hills
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S & M
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Japanese Robot Girl
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John Waters
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In Hell
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Lost Highway
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Atomic Fireball Blues
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Did We Date?
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Okie From Muskogee
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The Fallen Starlets Amherst, Massachusetts
Started in an empty Gay bar in the middle of Winter 2010, The Fallen Starlets are a blend of anxious energy catchy hooks, dirty filthy Rhythms and Booze tightrope walking 90,000,000 miles above the very Precipice of Madness. Delight in the beauty of destruction and the consuming poetry of failure. Love... motherfuckers. The Fallen Starlets have released one album, Ophelia Dysmorphia in 2012. ... more
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